Japanese Municipalities Aim for Increased Use of Clean Energy in Emergencies

A series of natural disasters this summer, from an earthquake in south Japan to Typhoon Ampil along the coast of greater Tokyo, served as a reminder of the need to make energy systems resilient even ...

Can Japan Transform CO2 Sea Transport From Waste Management to Profit?

When the Japanese Advanced CCS Projects were first announced last year, only two of the seven projects required overseas CO2 transportation. But recently, METI added two more international projects, ...

Japan’s Decarbonization Drive Seeks New Impetus Via Hydrogen and Batteries

With Japan facing the prospect of a new prime minister later next month, the successor to Kishida Fumio will face a barrage of social and economic issues. The new PM will also play a major role in Ja...

Energy Jobs in Japan: Reading Between the Lines With Japanese Candidates

As new opportunities and technologies appear in Japan’s energy landscape, the number of overseas companies entering the market has been steadily increasing. Japan’s External Trade Organisation (JETRO...

Japan Seeks Data Validation to Show Liquified Hydrogen Has Strong Future

Japan is an obvious leader in liquified hydrogen, which is one of several ways that hydrogen can be transported and stored. But while it has invested significant money and engineering hours into this...